Sentence examples for dim shape from inspiring English sources

The cow barn raises its dim shape.

A few steps from the corner of Greenwich and Spring Streets is the Ear Inn, constructed in 1817; with the streetlights snuffed out, its tall glassed neighbors also dark, the Ear was one more dim shape.

Where the big windows had revealed nothing but the dim shape of a few trees and grey fog, now, as the sun sets, they are filled with a blaze and glow of orange light.

He is no longer able to see more than dim shapes.

The dim shapes of small villages appeared against the night sky like phantoms, only to disappear into nearly unarticulated darkness.

Not the kind of horror that jostles its dim shapes outside your skin but the kind that curls through the narrowest passages of your blood.

Cassiopeia is a striking W-shaped pattern, while nearby Cepheus is a dim, nondescript shape.

Zora herself looked ageless, like a nymph, with her short hair, although once she got his glasses off she became a blur of dim and shifting shapes and might as well have been Dick Cheney or Lon Chaney or the Blob, except that she smelled good and, but for the occasional rough patch, had the satiny skin of a girl.

There is, for example, the pleasure of the pause at the restaurant's entryway, where red paper lanterns move with the wind above, and behind the steamed glass of the storefront a woman in a quilted coat shapes dim sum in a fierce and hurried way, as if she were just catching a train and had been called back.

Here, an IKx current with slow feedback properties analogous to those of Ih, but operating over the more depolarized range of potentials of photoreceptors, shapes dim light signals in a way similar to what we demonstrate here Ih does in RBCs [24], [37].

It can work on a dimmer, and its bulbous shape may give it consumer appeal.